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14 hours ago | newsweek.com | Andrew Stanton

President Donald Trump's tariffs sparked widespread economic concern, but at least one CEO believes the policy may boost his company's profits. Why It MattersTrump announced, and then paused, tariffs on dozens of countries around the globe earlier in April. The announcement sparked concerns about a recession as the stock market took a hit after his announcement. Trump, however, has said the tariffs are necessary to restore U.S. manufacturing jobs and close trade deficits.

14 hours ago | newsweek.com | Savannah Richardson

One of the three pairs of brothers stole the show right away at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Nicolai and Rasmus Højgaard signed for a Best Ball 13-under 59 as the twins seemingly could not miss on Thursday. They tied the course record for TPC Louisiana, but that number did not hold for much longer. The twins felt the conditions were perfect, though. "Even though we played where you clean the ball or pick and clean, you still get a little bit less spin on the fairway," Nicolai said.

16 hours ago | newsweek.com | Andrew Stanton

The vast majority of Republicans believe President Donald Trump cannot defy orders from the U.S. Supreme Court but nearly one in three said they don't think the president needs to heed lower court rulings, according to the latest poll from the Pew Research Center. Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment via email.

18 hours ago | newsweek.com | Jack Beresford

A restaurant server was left stunned by what a group of teenagers she seated left her in lieu of a tip. Janet, 22, who chose not to share her real name or location, other than to say she works "at a chain restaurant in the southern Midwestern area," is no stranger to being "stiffed" on a tip by customers. "It comes with the territory of being a server," Janet told Newsweek.

18 hours ago | newsweek.com | Andrew Stanton

Steve Bannon questioned the accounting of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) on Wednesday, while also taking aim at the agency's billionaire leader Elon Musk. Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment via email on Thursday. Why It MattersBannon has been a staunch Trump ally and leader of the MAGA movement, but has had tension with Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest man and the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX.